A guardrail that flags code foreign to a repo's own patterns — learned from git history.
Bundles the argot-setup, argot-refresh, argot-check, argot-review-pr, argot-setup-ci, argot-write-rule, and argot-suggest-rules skills, the argot MCP server, and an opt-in, non-blocking pre-write guardrail hook.
Skills 7 in the Claude listing
Argot check Score your working changes with argot — flag code foreign to this repo's own patterns (unfamiliar dependencies, APIs, constructs), functions the repo already has, code filed in the wrong place, import Argot refresh Refresh Argot's committed fit snapshot safely — first diagnose why maintenance is recommended, re-audit corpus scope and structural path changes, review stale mutes and policy entries with the user, t Argot review pr Review a specific pull request (or diff range) against this repo's learned patterns with argot, without checking it out — flag dependencies, APIs, and constructs foreign to how the repo is written, du Argot setup Set argot up for a repository end to end — audit its history, decide what should shape its voice, fit, verify the fit actually catches things, tune the rules its own history says are noisy, and wire t Argot setup ci Wire argot into a repository's GitHub Actions as a non-blocking configured check on every pull request — a job summary plus code-scanning annotations. Argot suggest rules Turn a convention argot has already *discovered* into a scripted custom rule. Argot write rule Codify a repo convention argot's built-ins don't cover into a scripted custom rule — a `.argot/rules/NAME/rule.toml` manifest plus a sandboxed Rhai script that fires exactly like a built-in, gated on